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INTRO//LULL
01:28
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i dreamt that you
gracefully accepted
the weight of your wings
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ADELMA
04:28
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Head West
To the Valley of the Gods
Head East
To where your blood came from
Cross the sea
Walk ancient streets
I carry your weight
As I move
Your bones in a bag
Attached to my back
I carry this weight
As I move on
If I put your bones in a river
Where would it take you?
Sinking through the water
Would fish consume you?
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3. |
SANCTUM
05:49
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All your summers spent under starry skies
Singing songs about Jesus
One of those nights you’re not likely
To forget
Staying up all night sharing stories of
Personal demons
We’re getting to the age where
We don’t need ghost stories anymore
Another sermon taught by
Ol’ Pastor Allan
Another lesson you’re likely
To forget
We’re up all night sharing stories of
Personal demons
We’re getting to the age where
We don’t need ghost stories anymore
They say sanctuary shouldn’t be hard to find
I think sanctuary is a place in your mind
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HEMLOCK
04:15
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What did you think of that night?
What crossed your mind?
What did you think of that night?
So many pills found on your bedside
Did you pray to a god?
Did he listen?
So many missed calls
Did I listen?
What words could've made you stay?
Was it too late?
What words could've made you stay?
Would you even listen anyway?
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SANCTUM//OUTRO
01:14
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amen and goodbye
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Familiar Curses Tucson, Arizona
Emotional rock n roll music from Tucson, AZ.
If you need help, seek it.
profile pic by John Konrad, banner by Ellen Walmer
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